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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2002
Page
4
A Community editorial argues meth trafficking across Garden City Kansas frames a regional crisis. It urges vigilance from citizens and leaders to curb supply, allocate resources, and keep hope from fading as the community confronts drug harms and stigma.
Observers at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D C honor fallen officers from the Sept 11 attacks and others as they reflect on courage and sacrifice. Jessica Longley notes their humanity as they ran toward danger.
Addresses and phone numbers for Kansas legislators include Rep Bill Light in Room 175-W at the State Capitol Topeka KS 66612 phone 785-296-7667 Sen Steve Morris in Room 143-N phone 785-296-7378 Rep Ward in Room 174-W phone 785-296-7655 Rep Gary Hayzlett in Room 115-S phone 785-296-7640 Rep Melvin Neufeld in Room 182-W phone 785-296-7649
Citizens discuss an $18 million ninth grade center referendum in Garden City. A survey invites votes or comments via email telegram and by fax or phone, with options Yes No Undecided and contact Ext. 304.
A local reader and his son share lifelong devotion to Star Wars as they await the Thursday premiere of Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones. The writer recalls childhood shows, reissues, and a home filled with figures, books, and music as they brace for the film.
Liberal writers Joshua Green and Jonathan Chait urge John McCain to switch parties and seek the Democratic nomination to defeat Bush. Elizabeth Drew’s Citizen McCain highlights his influence post 9/11, while critics note McCain’s policy record clashes with Democratic aims. Mark Salter counters that McCain’s core stances would clash with Dems, making a switch unlikely.
A reflection on lifelong musical influence from a Kansas family, praising community concerts started in 1947. The piece highlights performers Rob Dorn, Jerry Elsbernd, Matt Felmlee, and Miss Jody Briskey, plus pianist Gary Gimmestad. It notes past groups and urges support for the 2002-03 season and reciprocal city associations.
Polly Witt USD 457 Health Services Coordinator notes Lions Club funded vision exams for 90 students and purchased 81 glasses this past school year in USD 457. The club also bought vision screening equipment to aid future screenings, aiding students’ learning and vision potential.
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